BEZIERS
In the land of Kemet, birds, especially migratory ones, were very present and numerous observations were made when cults and funeral rites were established.
Unlike the Egyptian vulture, why did the griffon vulture become a deity? Why did the peregrine falcon become the most important deity of this civilization, and the ibis religiosa the representation of the god Thoth?
To answer these questions, Gwénaëlle Rumelhard Le Borgne, PhD in Egyptology, invites you to adopt the same approach as the Egyptians: observe nature!
A site managed by Voies navigables de France in collaboration with members of the “Entente du Canal du Midi” and their tourist operators.
